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1 对 Sorry, My Interstellar Fleet Only Recruits Female Soldiers Seven Pounds of TimeSci-Fi & Apocalypse6.2M WordsOngoing 43.4kReads9.1Score3.5kShelves

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The rise of a fallen aristocratic young master.

2 塌 Canceled Star Goes Live, Draining Academicians' Pensions Old PopsicleUrban1.0M WordsCompleted 29.3kReads9.1Score2.9kShelves

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You'll discover new lands [laughter]

3 我 I'm a Type II Civilization with a Dimensionality Reduction Strike, Isn't That Perfectly Reasonable? Chen ErlanSci-Fi & Apocalypse2.0M WordsCompleted 94.5kReads9.6Score9kShelves

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This is a hard-core science fiction novel that tells the story of the protagonist saving humanity by lighting up the technology tree in an era of disaster.

7 我 My Right Eye Is a God-Tier Computer Wang ZilüSci-Fi & Apocalypse3.2M WordsCompleted 78.4kReads9.2Score8.3kShelves

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Just look at it, no one will say a word when you look at it

8 重 The Reborn Path to Proving the Dao Through Technology The Half-Demon World of Zhengbei649k WordsCompleted 5.5kReads8.6Score272Shelves

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I can only say absolutely

13 超 Super Black Technology Anchor System Interstellar Legend SaysSci-Fi & Apocalypse364k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Okay, ok, ok, ok, ok, ok

14 我 My Ten Years Working at the Xishan Base Have Some Cat TeaMystery1.3M WordsCompleted 29.8kReads9.2Score4.4kShelves

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## On the ruins of doomsday, we rebuild human civilization. When the sun goes out and the earth falls into eternal darkness, where should human civilization go? Liu Cixin's "Supernova Era" gives a shocking answer. This work, together with "The Earth Does Not Respond" and "The Years I Worked at Xishan Base", form a grand narrative about the survival of civilization, leading readers through the ruins of doomsday to explore the fire of human civilization. In "Supernova Era", a sudden cosmic disaster destroyed the world of adults, leaving only the underage children to face this devastated planet alone. This is not a simple doomsday story, but a grand experiment about the inheritance of civilization. Children re-establish order among the ruins and carry the burden of human civilization on their young shoulders. This setting may seem absurd, but it implies profound thinking about the nature of civilization: civilization is not something we are born with, but is the result of continuous learning and inheritance in difficult situations. "The Unresponsive Earth" turns its perspective to space and tells the story of mankind's final struggle in the face of the destruction of the earth. This work shows the wisdom and courage of human beings in desperate situations, and also reveals another possibility for the continuation of civilization: when the home planet is no longer habitable, can human beings find a new home in the vast universe? This kind of thinking about the future forms a wonderful echo with "Supernova Era": Whether it is rebuilding civilization on the earth or looking for a new home in space, human beings' desire for survival has never changed. "The Years I Worked at Xishan Base" records the scientific research process of mankind in the doomsday crisis in an almost documentary way. This work does not have a grand narrative, but it depicts the persistence and perseverance of scientists in desperate situations with delicate brushstrokes. It is this pursuit of knowledge that forms the most solid cornerstone of human civilization. These three works jointly construct a grand narrative about the survival of civilization. They tell us that the continuation of civilization lies not in material abundance, but in spiritual inheritance. In the ruins of doomsday, what we see is not despair, but the spark of hope. These works are not only an imagination of the future, but also a warning to the present: before the crisis comes, are we ready to take on the important task of inheriting civilization? When we close these three books, what emerges in front of us is not the gloom of doomsday, but the light of human civilization blooming in desperate situations. This light will guide us into the future.

15 深 Abyss Starburst Starry-Sky Sci-FiSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.5M WordsCompleted 7kReads9.1Score740Shelves

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A different kind of science fiction. This novel tells the story of humanity being forced to leave the solar system in 2185 due to the Zerg invasion and looking for a new home in the galaxy. The work takes the grand galactic background and complex conspiracy as the main line, without traditional mecha or super power settings.